Devon McNamara has rejoined our family law team
We are thrilled to announce that Devon McNamara has rejoined our family law team! After exploring new opportunities, Devon has decided to return to our [Read more]
Category: Family Law
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Leonard Gray Solicitors Once Again Re-Accredited with the Wills and Inheritance Quality Scheme (WIQS)
We are thrilled to share with you that Leonard Gray Solicitors has once again achieved the esteemed accreditation of the Wills and Inheritance Quality Scheme [Read more]
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Welcome Back, Sarah!
We are thrilled to announce the return of Sarah Orrell, one of our Partners and the Head of the Family Law Team at Leonard Gray. [Read more]
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Leonard Gray Solicitors Re-Accredited with the Wills and Inheritance Quality Scheme (WIQS)
We are delighted to announce that Leonard Gray Solicitors has once again been granted the prestigious accreditation of the Wills and Inheritance Quality Scheme (WIQS). [Read more]
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Charitable Gifting and the Burden of Inheritance Tax
Leaving a charitable gift under the terms of a Will is one way to not only reduce your Inheritance Tax (IHT) but also help good [Read more]
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No-fault Divorce
From April 2022, The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020, will bring divorce law into the twenty-first century by introducing `no fault’ divorce in England [Read more]
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Probate Fee Increase – January 2022
We previously reported on the proposed Probate fee increases in 2017 and then again in 2018. Thankfully, those extortionate proposed Probate fee increases, based on [Read more]
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Modernising Lasting Powers of Attorney – Simplifying the process or Simply increasing the risk?
Lasting Powers of Attorney are legal documents allowing you (the Donor) to plan for your future by appointing someone you trust (your Attorney) to manage [Read more]
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Making a Will – is the feeling Mutual?
What are Mutual Wills? Mutual Wills are a type of Will in which people decide to make Wills in similar terms and agree that in [Read more]
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Parent Alienation – What is it?
Whilst the act of parent alienation is recognised in Family Courts, by social workers and those working closely with children, there is no single definition [Read more]